VSYSTO Motorcycle Dash Cam, HD 1080P Motorbike Camera Front and Rear, Dual Lens 150° Wide Angle Waterproof Sports Camera, 2 Inches Screen Motorcycle DVR Recorder, WiFi, G-Sensor, Night Vision

I bought this system as a hardwire setup for my Ducati Multistrada. I already have a GoPro for if I want to 'play' but I wanted something hardwired and discrete I could leave in place in case something untoward happens. This set up ticks those boxes.I mounted the front camera under the 'beak' of my Multi, and the recorder box under the seat.I used one of the spare USB outputs, conveniently placed under the seat too, to power the unit. I have not fitted the on/off switch as I dont really need it. The unit powers up when the ignition is on, and switches off again when its off via the stock USB connection.The only difficult bit was purely Ducati related in getting the feed wire from the front camera back through all the bodywork to the seat, Ducati bodywork is always very close fitting and has lots of hidden fixings.The kit itself though takes just a few minutes to set up. I have not as yet fitted the rear camera. they system works just fine with one camera and the recorder.I may fit the rear camera, not quite decided yet, its cool that you fit as much, or as little as you want. One camera and the recorder being all that is strictly needed.To update, I will now fit the rear camera, bodywork on my bike aside, its a very simple process and literally just plugs in.I can highly recommend this unit, I have used cheap car cams in the past with plastic lenses and they are unreliable at best.This unit has glass lenses and Sony image sensors. It records clean and clear.You only really buy these units in case of problems down the line, you do not want to arrive in that position and find the footage is not usable.This is at least as good as any system I have used and for the bike, better than most.There is an app in the Appstore simply called WiFi camera by Vsys. add this to your iphone and just connect to that wifi stack. Its quick and easily access to the camera system to allow you to see camera views, clips and change any settings yo wish to change. A great thing when the unit itself is under the seat as mine is. It is outstanding value for money and excellent image quality.

The performance of this camera system is great. The sound and picture quality are great, even during mixed weather conditions. Fitting to my 2006 R1200GS was straightforward, thanks to the clear instructions. And well thought-out mounts & cables.(Updated Feb 2025) The reliability of the main unit could be better. Within a couple of months I had to have the first unit replaced as the camera feed for the forward facing port started glitching with blue lines all over, then failed altogether. Fast forward to around 16 months, and the second unit also failed; this time being unable to hold a charge.The caveat to this is that I use my bike in all weathers and all year round, so it may be that I have found the limits of it's elemental or thermal resistance despite mounting the main unit away from water ingress.The good news is that with the 2 year guarantee the 2nd main unit is also being replaced. The manufacturer has been very helpful throughout, which quick and informative responses, and no hesitation to rectify my situation.Overall, I have no problems with recommending this camera.

The media could not be loaded. Looked at a few of these and went for this , mainly down to cost, and I haven’t been disappointed. Camera quality and functionality are great, easy to download video to your phone via app, and not hard to install if you are ok at diy and have a basic knowledge of bike wiring (you need to find a no permanent live to link in), if this sounds beyond you, take up the fitting option.Also bear in mind you need an sd card for the unit, I think 64gb is speced but I’ve installed a 128gb with no issues at all.

As the headline states, bought in 2020 and still going strong. Originally I fitted it to a Yamaha 125, then a year later to a BMW G310R, it's been no problem. A voice greets you when you turn on the ignition so that you know it is turned on, and a goodbye when you turn ignition off.I mounted the main unit under the seat on both bikes, as it's a dashcam, not an action camera, you only need to get to it occasionally..After a while I decided to purchase "VSYSTO GPS for VSYSTO B6F Dash cam", just under £20. It wires up easily into the system and records speed, location, date and time, etc.Software is needed to get the data on a video. I used a trial version of RaceRender3 with success.THE GPS UNIT DOES NOT COME WITH THIS PARTICULAR DASHCAM. I BOUGHT IT SEPERATELY.A good dashcam and the video is good, but there is no image stabilisation so it is definitely not an action camera.

In short it's a fantastic camera. Easy to install, fab picture quality and you can even use an old mobile phone to create a rear view "mirror" mounted on the handlebars - like a third centre looking mirror.There's nothing much to say about the unit. The quality is high in terms of build and the video is excellent. On two occasions I arrived at my house to find I had left my keys in the top box lock on the back of my bike.Simply connected my phone via wifi and searched the footage to find the exact point en route that they fell out, then went to retrieve them.One thing though - if I were buying this again I would get the cheaper version without the build in screen. Once the unit is hidden under your seat the screen becomes irrelevant, and even during setup I preferred to use my phone so get camera position and angles correct - you get a completely lag free view on a phone over wifi.